Why do you like Lord Shiva?

A big reason for feeling drawn to Lord Shiva is that he is ‘asutosh’, easily pleased. He doesn’t seem to want much ritually, just bael leaves and water, if that. So he’s not a high-maintenance aradhya (worshiped one) in terms of fuss and bother, you can be Shaiva without ever setting foot in a shivala.

What is Favourite of Lord Shiva?

Many know that Shiva’s favourite plant is Bael, and also likes bhaang, dhatura, milk, sandal, and ash.

How do you feel Lord Shiva?

Ways to connect with Lord Shiva

1. Free your mind of all clutter and be pure as fire –Remember your mind doesn’t control you and your actions.
2. Chant Om Namah Shiva- Start with daily practice of 108 times mantra and increase in multiples like 216,432 and keep going, you can achieve surprising benefits.

What Shiva symbolizes?

Shiva is the God of destruction, and everything in the end is converted into ashes. Therefore, it represents that everything, in the end, can be reduced to ashes. It also signifies that the Lord goes beyond the circle of life and death.

What is the story of Shiva?

Shiva is the destroyer who ends the cycle of time which, in turn, begins a new Creation. With Parvati, Shiva had a son, the god Ganesha. The boy was in fact created out of earth and clay to keep her company and protect her while Shiva went on his meditative wanderings. And so Ganesha, the elephant-headed god, was born.

Which Colour is like Mahadev?

We all know that Lord Shiva is fond of flowers. It is believed that Lord Shiva should only be offered flowers that are white in colour.

Why is Mahadev called Mahakaal?

The Tandava he performed when his wife Mata Sati jumped into the fire as she could not bear the disrespect of her husband by Raja Daksh (he was the father of Sati ) during a havan. This was the moment when Shiva was about to destroy the world. Thus he is known as “Mahakal”.